lifeboat in Japanese
lifeboat in Japanese is 救命ボート — lifeboat means a small boat built to rescue people from a sinking or distressed ship, or to carry passengers to safety.
lifeboat in Japanese
救命ボート
Pronounced: kyuumeibōto
(nautical) A boat especially designed for saving the lives of shipwrecked people or people in distress at sea (either launched from the shore with a crew, or else carried on board a larger ship).
What does "lifeboat" mean?
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noun A small boat built to rescue people from a sinking or distressed ship, or to carry passengers to safety.
"Crew members lowered the lifeboats as the ship began to list."
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lifeboat in a sentence
- Crew members lowered the lifeboats as the ship began to list.
- Every cruise ship must carry enough lifeboats for all passengers.
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What is "lifeboat" in Japanese?
"lifeboat" in Japanese is 救命ボート. lifeboat means: A small boat built to rescue people from a sinking or distressed ship, or to carry passengers to safety.
How do you pronounce 救命ボート?
"lifeboat" in Japanese is 救命ボート, pronounced "kyuumeibōto".
How do you use "lifeboat" in a sentence?
Example: "Crew members lowered the lifeboats as the ship began to list." In Japanese, "lifeboat" is 救命ボート.
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